spent bullet casings and recordings of murdaugh questioned by police what he said about his relationship with his wife he's accused of killing. if you're planning on using your airline rewards points you could be be in for a surprise what you need to know. the miracle survivor the hiker who fell 200 feet from a mountain and the rescue inspiring america. and remembering two iconic figures, a hockey hall of famer and classic tv sitcom star >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt good evening, everyone the images that shook the nation are still reverberating tonight and shaking loose some important new details. memphis police today confirming a sixth and now seventh officer has been removed from the job over the incident earlier today officials acknowledged that officer preston hemphill was on the scene of tyre nichols' brutal beating that night and they have just confirmed another

previously unidentified officer has also been taken off the job. that would be officer number 7 last week five officers were charged with second degree murder, and the fallout now extending to the memphis fire department, two medical technicians and a lieutenant fired over their handling of the incident the death of tyre nichols has become the latest reckoning for a country still struggling to define and bring about police reform priscilla thompson has the latest for us from memphis. and a warning, we will be showing some of that graphic video in this report. >> reporter: tonight the memphis fire department terminating two medical workers, robert long and jamichael sandridge, and one lieutenant, michelle whitaker, who all responded to the police beating of tyre nichols. the department says an internal investigation found they violated numerous mfd policies and protocols. two memphis police officers are on administrative leave as investigations into the brutal beating death of tyre nichols

continues. one of the officers, preston hemphill, a five-year veteran of the force, was relieved of duty alongside the five now fired officers shortly after the january 7th traffic stop according to the department. they say information about the disciplinary action was not immediately released because the investigation is still ongoing. >> you guys are really doing a lot right now. hasenpfeffer >> reporter: hemphill can be seen on his body cam helping pin nichols down during the initial confrontation. until nichols fled on foot authorities say he used a taser >> i hope they stomp his ass. >> reporter: nichols died three days later. an attorney for hemphill says his client was never present at the second scene and is cooperating with the investigation. >> we say that he should be terminated like the other five black officers that were terminated. >> reporter: attorneys for the family of tyre nichols calling the revelation disappointing, saying in a statement, "it certainly begs the question why the white officer involved in this brutal attack was shielded and protected from the public eye

and to date from sufficient discipline and accountability." on saturday the memphis police department announced it would permanently deactivate its scorpion unit that the five ex-officers now charged with murder belonged to. >> units of that kind sometimes can, both in memphis and around the country, can sometimes breed a culture of overaggressiveness >> reporter: officials declined to say whether hemphill was a member of the unit, created a little over a year ago to address violent crime. all of this has led to renewed calls for police reform. >> tyre nichols! >> reporter: putting pressure lawmakers to revisit now stalled negotiations that began after the murder of george floyd. in the senate republican tim scott and democrat cory booker, who helped lead those negotiations, now expressing a willingness to return to the table but any legislation would face an uphill battle in the republican-controlled house, where some leaders are already expressing doubt >> i don't know that any law, any training, any reform is going to change -- you know,

that this man was handcuffed, they continued to beat him. >> reporter: tonight lawmakers still divided on the path forward. as tyre's parents move ahead with funeral plans. >> priscilla, a lot going on in this story today. what is next for the police officers who have been charged? >> reporter: lester, those five former officers are due in court for the first time next month. attorneys for two of the ex-officers say their clients will plead not guilty lester >> priscilla thompson, thank you. another major story tonight, the dangerous ice storm on the move across the south and the arctic blast sending temperatures plunging for tens of millions of americans morgan chesky is in e storm zone morgan, what are you seeing >> reporter: yeah, lester, we are seeing it all snow flurries, freezing rain and sleet all afternoon long and more than 100 accidents reported in the fort worth area alone. and if there's one warning for drivers tonight it's stay off the roads that are freezing as we speak tonight a dangerous icy mess for millions.

plunging temps from texas to tennessee blasting states with freezing rain, ice and even thundersleet. near dallas the storm hit early, leading to one icy accident after another. >> i wouldn't be out here if you didn't have four-wheel drive. >> reporter: the sudden cold snap putting the state's power grid back in the spotlight after failing two years ago during a historic winter storm leaving more than 200 people dead >> the grid is in great condition. just like it weathered the cold snap before christmas we will be able to weather the cold snap. >> reporter: overnight near st. louis two accidents alone involved nearly 40 vehicles both blamed on black ice. roads not the only issue. frozen runways and planes led to more than 1,000 cancellations nationwide with dallas love and dfw international airport canceling flights by the hundreds to the west in utah video captured near whiteout conditions as temperatures took a frightening plunge one northern area

recording 60 degrees below zero back in texas, with a dangerous 48 hours ahead, the strategy is clear. >> i'm working from home tomorrow. so i'm just, you know, hunkering down at the house. so that's it >> reporter: if you don't have to go out you're not -- >> i'm not going out >> reporter: with conditions only expected to get worse, the big test comes tonight. with more freezing rain on the way. morgan chesky, nbc news, fort worth >> and so a potentially dangerous night ahead. al roker is here with us what are you watching? >> well, lester, we're watching this area from the southwest all the way into the nortast. 36 million people under winter storm watches, winter weather advisories ice storm warnings in parts of arkansas on into tennessee you can already see an icy mix starting to fire up and make its way out of texas before it's all over through wednesday we're looking at anywhere from a tenth of ainch of ice to some places half an inch of ice. that's tree damage, risk of power outages

and airport delays the roads are going to be a mess. we're looking at a lot of wet weaer flooding possie. and we've got brutal cold 19 million people under wind chill advisoriesnd tomorrow morning minus 25 in minneapolis. minus 12 in chicago. 18 above that's what it's going to feel like, lester, in dallas. >> all right al roker, thank you. we'll turn now to the alex murdaugh double mder trial now entering its second week. the jury getting a look inside murdaugh's gun room from police body cam as prosecutors brought his arsenal into the courtroom. here's blayne alexander. >> reporter: in a south carolina courtroom a dramatic show and tell. >> let's see what else is in this box >> reporter: on the stand investigator jeff croft revealing gun after gun found at the hunting property of alex murdaugh, the disbarred attorney on trial for the murder of his wife and adult son. >> again, if you can show that to the jury, please >> reporter: but the murder weapons have not been recovered

and murdaugh's defense attorneys repeatedly objected to the guns being shown, saying ballistics tests had already determined these were not involved >> they're just not relevant but sending, you know, just weapon after weapon back into the jury room during jury deliberations we think is unfairly prejudicial. >> this agent gathered 12-gauge weapons for a reason, because 12-gauge rounds were used to murder paul murdaugh >> reporter: today jurors watched body camera video showing investigators searching murdaugh's gun closet and recovering old shell casings from the property not involved in the murders jurors also heard recordings of an emotional murdaugh questioned by law enforcement several days after the killings when asked about his wife, he breaks down >> my wonderful wife >> reporter: during that recording murdaugh also references a 300 blackout rifle, the same type of weapon investigators say was used in maggie's death. >> do people often use the 300 blackout to shoot hogs >> they do >> reporter: the day began with murdaugh's

attorney suggesting because there were two weapons used there may have been two different shooters >> one explanation, not the but one. >> not the only one. >> but it is a reasonable explanation, just like one shooter running up that way, correct? >> sure. >> reporter: but the state pushed back on that, saying it could also mean there was one shooter using two guns lester >> all right blayne alexander, thank you. in virginia today students returned to a newport news elementary school for the first time a 6-year-old student shot and wounded a teacher there. a line of police officers welcoming students back more than three weeks since the shocking incident. the school has stepped up its security, adding metal detectors and clear backpacks. a lawyer for the wounded teacher said she plans to sue the school district. we're following so breaking news right now. let's bring in late details. >> reporter: beloved actress cindy williams has died at the age of 75 >> i know that i can

stand on these two feet when the going gets rough and i can make it. >> reporter: she passed away peacefully in los angeles after a short illness, her family announced today. williams starred in the 1973 film "american graffiti" and "the conversation" from 1974. but she was best known for playing shirley opposite penny marshall's laverne on the popular sitcom "laverne & shirley." ♪ schlemiel, schlimazel hasenpfeffer incorporated ♪ >> reporter: the 1970s sitcom about two blue collar roommates working at a milwaukee brewery. >> well, what do you suggest i do, flap my arms real hard and head toward the window >> reporter: the show ran on abc from 1976 to 1983. at the time among the most popular shows on tv >> quit pointing it at me >> well, quit pointing it at me >> reporter: her children zak and emily wrote in a statement, "the passing of our kind, hilarious mother cindy williams has brought us insurmountable sadness

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we're back now with the death of hall of fame hockey star bobby hull nicknamed the golden jet, hull was a two-time nhl mvp who helped the chicago blackhawks win the stanley cup in 1961 and has gone down as one of the most prolific forwards in nhl history. the blackhawks said hull "delivered countless memories to our fans, whom he adored." he was 84. and we have some sad news to bring you tonight. lisa loring, who played wednesday in the original "addams family" series and also appeared in "as the world turns," has passed away. loring's daughter says shwent peacefully with both her daughters holding her hands. she was 64 finally, the incredible story of a woman who survived a 200-foot fall with rescue workers calling it nothing short of a miracle. she sat down with our steve patterson to relive her incredible survival story >> reporter: the scenic beauty of california's san

gabriel mountains conceals a hidden peril in plain sight ice. and no one understands more than ruth woroniecki >> to be out here again walking in such a short amount of time is just extremely exciting >> reporter: the 40-year-old accomplished hiker says slippery terrain is nothing she isn't used to. so on christmas eve she headed to the top of cucamonga peak. but on the way down the wrong step of a lifetime >> for her to be alive is -- i'd say that's a miracle. >> reporter: rescue workers say ruth slipped and tumbled 200 feet, breaking her neck in two places >> with those types of falls over the last few years they are usually fatalities >> reporter: not ruth. she doesn't even remember the fall. instead she woke up surrounded by a group of good samaritans one sending a gps locator to rescuers, another wrapping her up with the coat off her back

>> i am just deeply, deeply grateful. >> reporter: but that wasn't the tough part. high winds prevented the rescue chopper from reaching her location so through indescribable pain and the possibility of permanent waist-down paralysis ruth had to complete the hardest hike of her life to reach a clearing for the rescue chopper >> you hiked those 150 feet >> i hiked the 150 feet >> with a broken neck? >> yeah, well, i was trying to hold it like this >> reporter: now ruth is on the long road to recovery but despite the odds she's walking it guided by her faith. >> what i was saying about prayer jesus, now, help me, be with me and he brought me that sense of hope and comfort. >> got you through >> got me through. >> reporter: the miracle on the mountain steve patterson, nbc news >> my goodness, what a story to tell. that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night

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like many u.k. fans before than their sound has evolved over the years often been compared to the progression of the beatles and the rolling stones -- not too shabby pickle let's get things started today with our first guest who was also evolved from a child actor on lizzie mcguire to the amazing mom and actor she is today, you could see new episodes of her show "how i met your father" on hulu. please lb but he welcome a hillary duff! [cheers and applause] they are so excited! i love the hair, i like the gold in it -- everyone backstage is like kelly's going to love your hair. i heard that you have a new addition from christmas in your

home. >> i didn't have a say in this new addition, but you know what? we have a new corgi puppy in the house, we needed it like a hole in our head. >> kelly: my puppy just turned one and it's like having another baby in the house. >> the short little legs are so cute. i was like he was dog is that? my husband and my son are like it's ours! than my husband tested positive for the flu the next day. >> kelly: you get to take care of. >> it was right before christmas eve and christmas, i did most of that by myself with three kids and a new puppy and i was like this is your last day on earth i hope you're enjoying -- >> kelly: you have more animals, i have a lot of animals as well you have a lot of animals. >> all the flooding is happening right now i came home from work

my husband and i are sweeping water out of the chicken coop and it was not fun. >> kelly: near daughter had a present for her birthday this year? >> she got a lot of cool presents i think the most exciting one for her is she is a massive harry styles fan. >> kelly: so is my son. >> so am i. >> me too. >> when we bought the tickets i was like this is for me. >> kelly: i got a full on sweep. my husband watches the show -- i'm like are you having a good time, are you enjoying this he's having the time of his life and he's absorbing and i'm like over here like yeah, we are singing along. you are singing so loud and embarrassing all of us, thanks -- i thought she was going to rip her car seat out. she was jamming so hard, wanted her window down, hair flying and

we got there and was like that's my son, it was almost like he was like how do i memorize all of these so i can beat him. >> kelly: it was like he was watching taking notes. your youngest, you just try to cut her bangs, right? i guess i shouldn't say tried as you succeeded! >> don't insult me! i cut her bangs! >> kelly: my son last night asked if i would cut his hair and i was like hard pass. >> bring him over to my house. >> kelly: you don't want me to cut your hair. you are comfortable with that i feel like i would make my kid looked ridiculous and yours are so cute. >> someone taught me that you basically split them in half and do a triangle and that -- i did that, i put on -- it makes them quiet and i cut them.

that my husband cut me off a couple weeks later because he was like one cuts, one trim per week. i'm seeing you do this every day but it's weird because i will give her a popsicle and get after it and he's like she's going to be a rockabilly chick. will you calm down? now i found this thing on instagram, have you seen this shield that sticks to their face and it's clear so you don't run the risk of giving them the accident? >> kelly: i will never cut my children's hair. somebody could tell me it's about triangles and no. i will attempt triangle and feel like i'm doing exactly what you are doing and fail miserably, then my kid will be made fun of at school. >> my ex-husband did that with my son i try to cut his hair, gave him a buzz cut -- it was so short and he was